OPM Pastor Lists Benefits for Any Man Willing to Marry His Autistic Daughter.
Pastor Chibuzor Chinyere, founder of Omega Power Ministries (OPM), has sparked widespread debate after publicly announcing that he is seeking a husband for his 21‑year‑old adopted daughter, who has autism. The pastor shared the announcement on his verified OPM Facebook page, outlining requirements for interested suitors and a list of benefits the chosen man would receive.
Full Statement From His Verified OPM Facebook Page
In the Facebook post, Pastor Chinyere wrote:
**“BREAKING NEWS
I am giving out another of my adopted daughters in marriage.
Her name is Chiemeka Chibuzor.
She is 21 years old and has autism. She can speak and hear well.
Requirements:
• The man who wishes to marry her must be a young man
• He must be physically and mentally fit on all form.
Benefits include:
• Lifetime financial support
• Free house for life
• A house built in the names of both (couple)
• Regular unplanned supervision visits by OPM staff to ensure her safety and well-being
• And many other hidden benefits
This arrangement is to ensure that she is properly cared for, protected, and lives a happy life.”**
Requirements and Promised Benefits
According to the pastor, any man interested in marrying Chiemeka must be young, physically fit, and mentally sound. In return, OPM promises substantial support, including a permanent home, lifetime financial assistance, and ongoing welfare checks by church staff to ensure her safety.
Public Reactions and Ethical Concerns
The announcement has drawn mixed but largely critical reactions across social media. Many Nigerians described the public offer as inappropriate, raising concerns about:
Consent and autonomy, given her neurodevelopmental condition
Power dynamics, especially with financial incentives involved
The ethics of publicly advertising a marriage arrangement
Potential exploitation, even if unintended
Women’s rights advocates also questioned whether the benefits could pressure potential suitors, overshadowing genuine compatibility or affection.
However, some supporters argued that the pastor is attempting to secure long‑term stability and protection for his daughter, a challenge many families of neurodivergent adults face.
A Debate That Continues to Grow
The conversation continues to trend online, with many calling for a more private and professionally guided approach to decisions involving vulnerable adults. Pastor Chinyere maintains that his intentions are rooted in ensuring his daughter’s lifelong care and happiness.
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